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gang were killed, besides several others
were killed in the fracas.

gang were killed, besides several others
were killed in the fracas.
The steamer Champlain, plying on Lake
Michigan, caught fire on the 18th inst,
and burned. There were ifty-seven per-
sons on board including the crew, and all
we're compelled to jump into the lake.
OF this number twenty seven were
drowned. Those saved tloated an hour
and half when they were rescued by
yawl and fish boats from the shore. Seven
of the bodies have been recovered.
One B. B. Crandall was arrested at
Salem, Oregon, last week for swindling.
In 1886 he was insured in five different
life insurance companies and lived at
Niagara Falls. He suddenly disappeared,
leaving note to the effect that he had
committed suicide. A few days later his
supposed body was found below the falls
and his life insurance was promptly
paid. An acquaintance travelling in Ore
gon, accidentally met and identified him.
The present and past grand master
Masons of the United States met at Chi
cago this week to organize what will per-
haps be known as the supreme grand
lodge. About fifty delegates from differ
ent states were present under authority of
their different state grand lodges, and it
is their intention to perfect an organiza-
ton in the next few days that will have
authority over the highest lodge now ex-
ist1ng. The new organization will only
be composed of past and present grand
commanders.
The supreme court of Missouri has
rendered a decision in the Hugh M.
Brooks alias II. Lennox Maxwell murder
case, in which the finding of the lower
court is affirmed. This is the celebrated
case in which Brooks, under the name of
Maxwell, was tried for the murder of
Charles Arthur Preller, at the Southern
hotel in St. Louis, in April, 1885, and
which was taken up to the supreme court
on exceptions. Brooks counsel will now,
it is said, move for rehearing of the
case, and if this fails an attempt will be
made to get it before the United States
supreme court on constitutional points.
The date of his execution was fixed for
July 18th.
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CUMMONS.-In the District Court, of the First
u Judicial District of the Territory OF Montana,
in and for the County ct ana f?1 rslk
Nathan Strasburger, Herman $. Strasburger
and Leah Strasburger, Infants, by William A.
Lewis Sperling, Elias Sperling, Levantia Pease
and Della lines, plaintiffs, against Samuel A.
Beecher. defendant Action brought in the Dis
trict Court of the First Judicial District OF the
Territory of Montana, in and for the County of
Grllatin, and for Park county attached to Gala
tin county for judicial purposes, and the com OF
plant fled in the SAID CSanfy Con OF Gaiiann In the
The People of the Territory Of Montana send
greeting to Samuel A. Beechel, the above-named
defendant: YOu are hereby required to appear
named in an nein iash n the bstc the
Judicial District Of the Territory of Montana, IN
and for the said County OF Gailatln, and ior Fark
county attached to .,d Ga'se'n ce~e tbe
eeomplsint eonIl filed therein, within ten days
Exclusive Of the day Of seryice) after the
service you ef this snmmons-n served within t IN
this district, then within twenty days; otherwise
default default viii III" be taken against you, ac
GSs psnt The said action is brought to require the
defendant to set forth the nature, etc OF his claim
to q certain piece of mineral land and mining
claim known the Lake M;nne hGoe
District, in said Park County, Montana Territory
alleged to be owned by and in the possession O
the plaintiffs and particularly described IN the
complaint on file In the said court In Gallatin
County, and also to obtain decree of said Court
Determining all adverse claims OF said defend
ant to said land or mining claim, and declaring
and adjudging that the defendant has no estate
interest OF lawful claim in or to the same, anC
adjudging and decreeing the title OF the palntine
thereto to be good and valid as against all the
world. except the paramount title Of the United
States, and that the plaintiffs are the owners ant
entitled to the possession OF all OF said describe<
| land and mining claim, and by euch decree, Z
| have the defendant forever eniOined anddebarIel
from asserting any claim thereto, adverse to TN
plaintiffs or any Of them, and also that the rign
| Of rossessiOn of said land as between the plain
! tiifs and defendant, be fully determined and 2!
such decree adjudged in the plaintiffs, and to %
tain other proper relief, and for all costs of th
nlaintiffe. as will more fully appear by reference
to the complaint on fle herein.
And YOU are hereby notified that Il y0u faA =
| appear and answer the said complaint, e abOv
REQUIRED the said plaintiffs will apply to the cOur
| for the relief demanded in the complaint.
| Given under my hand and the Seal of the Dis
trict Court of the First Judicial District OF tn
Territory of Montana, in and tor the said count
of Gallatin, this 10th day Of May, In the year o
our Lord, one thousand eight hundred an
s.M RH. NORTON, CLrRK.
BY r. II. CRAWFORD, Deputy Clerk.
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NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.-To c, F
IN Saxton, Eu. f. Ferris, David G. S1lliman

NOTICE OF FORFEITURE.-To c. P.
IN Saxton, Eu F. Ferris, David G.. S1lliman,
D. G. Silliman, Samuel jackson, Thomas Ackles
and John n. Shoolbred, you are hereby notified
that I have expended one hundred dollars in
labor and Improvements upon that certain quartz
mining claim, location known as the .'Chip-
munk,' which is situated on the westerly slope
Of Sheep mountain, in the New World Mining
District, Park County, formerly Gallatin
Comfy Montana Territory, as will appear by
certificate of work filed for record and recorded
hod sad mnns claim uGder the
ions of section 1924, Revised Statutes of the
United States and the acts amendatO1Y thereof,
being the amount required to hold said premi
ses or the year ending December 3lst, 1885,
Said work and improvements were made BY me
as aforesaid during the year 1886, and if within
ninety days after this notice by publication, you
fail or refuse to contribute your proportion
of such expenditure as co-Owner, your interest
in said claim will become the property of the
subscriber under said section 1924
Dated June 4th, 1887.
j. A. SAVAGE.
rFiret publication June 4th. 1884,
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A LAS sUMMONs.-1n the JUSTICES Con

4 LAS SUMMONS.-In the JUSTICES Court
IA of Livingston township, of the County of
Park, Territory Of Montana Mary E. BOughton,
The People of the Territory of Montana, send
greeting to c. j. Cornell defendant: You are
hereby summoned to appear before me, at my
Office in Livingston, in the county of Park, with
in ten days after the service of this summons up
on you by publication thereof, in action brought
against you by said plaintiff to answer the COM
plant Of the above-named plaintiff. Said action
is brought to recover the sum of thirty-two dol
lars, being for board furnished you at your re-
quest between the oath day of February and the
goth day Of April, in the year 1887, or Indignant
will be taken against you for the said amount to-
and answer.
Given under my hand this 18th day of May, 1887.
VIM. II. REDFIELD,
A Justice of the Peace for said Township.
first published May %, 1887.
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A Washington dispatch of the 22nd
says: The secretary of the interior au-
thorizes the Indians of southern Mon
tana to lease for grazing purposes e.
600 600 acres of land in the western end
of their reservation. On October %,
1884, Wilson and Jas. F. Blake, of
Montana, entered into an agreement
with the Crows by which, for $4,000
per year, they were given lease of g.
100000 acres Of land, of which 100000
acres were good grazing land. This
lease was never approved by the secre-
tary OF the interior. February 13, 1886,
Blake and Williams increased their Of
fer of rental to $4,000 for the first year
and $4,000 each subsequent year. They
did not however, get the land. April
23rd about $50 chiefs and head men
asked leave of the secretary to lease the
tract for which Blake and Wilson had
made the offer, and asked him to fix the
price per head for grazing. 1t is settled
by the secretary that the agent may is
sue permit to parties whom he knows
to be reliable to take cattle upon such
lands of the Crow reservation as may
be designated, at the following rates
per head: Horses and cattle, so per an
mum; sheep and goats, IL cents per an
mum. The agent shall also fix reason
able sum per head upon all stock as toll
during the transit of such stock across
the reservation, and shall fix the aver
age number Of days which the herd
may consume in crossing the reserva-
ton from one range to another. Herds
for which range is hired shall be kept
sufficiently remote from Indian lands
that no injury may be done to cultivat-
ed crops. Among the applicants for
land already are Hardin, Campbell &
Co., r. B. Briggs, Jeffrys & Morrow and
Nelson Story of Bozeman. It is culcu-
lated that these leases will bring the In
dians about $25 600 per year.
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MONTANA NEWS.

Thomas Hartle, miner, fell down
shaft in the Independent mine at Butte
last week and was killed.
Several glandered horses have been
killed in Helena lately, under direction of
the territorial veterinarian.
Six prisoners made their escape from
the city Jail in Helena a few nights ago,
by butting hole in the brick wall with
piece of scantling.
James Mahar, in an attempt to board a
moving freight train at Alhambra Springs.
Wednesday, was thrown under the weeels
and instantly killed.
A young man was bitten by rattle
snake near Pompey's Pillar last week.
Whisky was freely administered and
counteracted the poison.
Billings is trying to raise 800 with
which to induce its band to remain at
home on the 4th of July, instead of allow
ing it to play at Bozeman.
The Deer Lodge depot has been moved
across the river into town. The people
were tired of travelling and freighting the
long distance and paid the expense of the
removal.
Henry Morier of Dillon, was severely
injured by falling from a wagon few
days ago. He died last Friday. Before
death he made'a will leaving five dollars
to each of his two daughters.
Lew1stown Argus: Lon Day and Jerry
Merriman, who are working placer claim
in the Moccasin mountains, took out a
nugget last week which weighed frac-
ton over one and half ounces, and is
worth $3.50.
Two miners, working in the Jay Gould
mine near Helena, were being hoisted tc
the surface in bucket when it tipped
and both men tell down the shaft 150
feet. One was instantly killed and the
other, it is believed, fatally injured.
Last Friday while workmen were en-
gagged in raising brick veneered house
at Butte, seven feet above its former
level to comply with change of grade
ordered By the city council, the entire
structure collapsed and Mrs. j. M. Bow
ers, the occupant, was instantly killed.
Great Falls Tribune: Twenty three
years ago James G. Woods, of Spring
field, Mo-, bought at government sale
mule that had been condemned on &C
count of Its age. He worked it righ
along for fifteen years, and then put it Of
the retired list, and for eight years tn
mule has had good time. It has jus
died at the age of forty.
Missoulian: On Wednesday night a,
insane woman was put off the passenge
train going east and placed in charge 0
the sheriff, who took her to the sNortherl
Pacific hospital. The folks at the hospi
tai had their hands full for the rest of tn
night taking care of her. Thursda
morning some nervine was given her b
a lady who spoke her language, as sh'
i would take medicine from no one elst
which had quieting effect on her. Sh
I had first-class ticket from Portland
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WANTED-A situation by drst-class baker
w and pastry cook. Address box SO, Liv-
ingston, Montana.

ESTRAY.-About Six weeks ago, a mouse col
Il ored pony, name and tail cut short, with
two white feet, branded NJ in circle over bar on
tion that will lead to the recovery of said pony by
MICHAEL OMADY, or BILLY MILES,
4-4w Livingston, Montana.
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Copenhagen, Denmark, and is about thir-
ty-6ve years of age.

Copenhagen, Denmark, and is about thir-
ty-fve years of age.
Information is wanted of the wherea-
bouts of David Smith, who was at White
Sulphur Springs January last, by his
brother. Anyone knowing where he is,
Or should this meet the eye of the wan
dering boy himself, they or he will con-
fer favor by dropping line to Elmer
Smith, White Sulphur Springs, Montana.
Territorial papers please copy.
The trial of Harold j. Schenck, for
killing Philbert J. Mosen on Birch creek
the third of last November, came up in
the district court at Dillon last week.
Much time was occupied in getting a
jury which was finally accomplished.
Able arguments were made on both
sides and much testimony intro
duced. The case was given to the
jury on Saturday at 5. p. m. which, after
deliberating until 8:45 p. m. Monday, re-
turned verdict of: manslaughter, and
recommended sentence of ten years.
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A New Cabls. Line.

A year and a half ago a propo-'
sitlon was advanced that if sub
sidy could be secured from the United
States government submarine cable
would be laid from San Francisco to the
Sandwich and FIJI islands, and as nothing
could be secured from this government
the projectors selected the Vancouver
terminus OF the Canadian Pacific railway
as the American landing place of the
cable. Audley Coote, of Tasmania, man
aging director of the cable company, in
speaking Of the prospects Of the company
few days ago said: 1--WE will touch at
Hawaii aud FIJI, having secured sub
stantial subsidy of 100000 per year
from the Canadian, Hawaiian and Aus
tralian governments, of which Hawaii
contributes sec, 1000 per year. The total
cost of the Pacific submarine cable will
be $1o,ooo,o0o."
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.-Land Of
IN flee at Bozeman, NJ. T., June 1st, 1887. No
tice is hsreby given that the following named
settler has filed notice Of his intention to make
proof will be made before Register and Receiver
at Bozeman, on July 10Th, 1887, viz: Thomas
Craig, redemption D. s. No. 6T for the NE14 Sec
2S, Township 2, south of Range East. He names
the following Witnesses to prove his continuous
residence upon, and cultivation Of said land, viz:
Nathaniel Davenport, Of Livingston, M. T.;
Slee, Of Livingston, NJ T.; Edward Murphy, of
1imberline, NJ, T.
GEO. W. MONROE, Register
First published June 4, 1887.
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Rnr,e RnhsInsneinsn.

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